Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1926, Page 13

tation in garages. In plants where the manufacturing and blending of this fuel takes place the regulation would provide for a double ventilating system, both for the operators and the room where the manufacturing is | i progress. There would be al periodical physical examination of all | | persons connected with the work. Recommendations also were made stens of warning be placed, show- ling that this tetraethyl lead ga 10 | should he used only for fuel and nevel for cleaning purposes. Containers would be marked with speclal labels {and all garages where five or more S | th Manufacturers Agree Rutes Made by Public .Health Service. Jocal health departments. Co-operation Assures Safety. The Federal Government, it W amphasized by officlals here today, ex: ercise o direct authority in the reg Manufacture of tetraetlhy gasoline, whigh was stovped last Ji re t »ut the cou following & number of | ulation of this potential menace to! te: and . will be re- life, but there has been during the sumed next 1 » Public Health { such excellent co-operation, both i from the manufacturers themselves, | ervice understands, under regula-| .,," ceased production when the | ions agreed to by the manufactures The Health Service, inter mer and two conferences o irers. | danger was recognized, and from the | vugh the Public | states h have consistently look- | eded g overnment for ExpeKts inls here predict a S ax i Loty iihe sl - Oullprogram may be developed whereeby oslhitei 1¢ i@ SCihis high-powered motor fuel may be | tions to the ; L Sibebie Hations a2 i ths [produced and handled with safety to anaerstood, will consider enacting into | the public. | lay a state control. | e In the.meantime, according to Pub- | e Tlealth e indusces nae| WILL ATTEND PARLEY. subs 3 sed to follow the sug O | i Qe '1' :”‘ il e | Maj. Grant to Take Part in C)tyi ller number of Planning Conference. ween 20 and 30, | n 1000, which [ Maj. U. S. Grant, 3d, director of the uring | office of public buildings and public The i the!Darks of the National Capital, will Public Iea leave Washington tonight for St would prov la., where he will attend tional conference on @tion of m 5§53 2 i \ RS "THE <ame A Handsome One-strap. in all’ gray ‘or patent leather. with gold Ding e o0 1 $5.00 with The Opes blonde. ra veloped in blong . girhsh e kid is ‘65 oatent leather. Low. mi - $5.00 tai spike @2 neel ke $5.00 A different version of the opera—neatly stitched and inlald _ wit| dull calf at vamp g Girls' Oxfords, Family!” smartly styled of tan leathers. A serviceable ‘ and dressy shoe. 11V, to 2—$4.50 . Growing Girls'— 21/,—8, $5.00 s’ and Growing newly styled one- semi-circular strap, open-work at strap and Growing Girls’ stun- ning new Spring model. instep. "111,—2, $4.00 A4 to D wite. Growing Girls'— 2% 08, $5.00 2Y,—8, $5.00 N Misses’ and Growing 3 Girls’ Opera, lnl patent Misses' Spring Styled T, Jurn sole. AL Oxfords, nature last, open work at lacings. - 11%—2, $4.00 11,—2, $5.00 21,—8,$600 @ WHE AR S P : 53 OF ING worl the ! Charities and Citizens’ Relief Association. { cars are kept would be registered with ;‘ Special Supporting . 25.00 Sustaining .. Capital .. date for the FAMILY E and CHILD-CAR- of the Associated 10,000 givers are urgently needed to carry on this city- wide, Service. non - sectarian Social Will you be one to give as you feel able, using the fol- fowing blank: Ord Preston, Treasurer, Joint Fiance Committee, Associated Charitles and Citizens' Relief Association, 1022 Inclosed find $...9....000000tecnncnnes (Please indicate class of membership) MEMBERSHIPS: Assoclate Active .$ 2.00 . 5.00 Name __ D. C, JENNINGS OUTLINES WOR OF CHARITE Employment and Domestic Problems Are Biggest, He Explains. The Easter campaign committee of the Assocfated Charities and the Citi- zens' Relief Assoclation, Cleveland Perkins, chariman, reported ut noon today a total of 3,007 givers toward the goal of 10,000. Cash receipts du ingPthe last 24 hours amount to $81 Coleman Jennings, chairn bhoard of managers of the Charities, today outlined how should act when they hear of cases of family misfortune in which the soclety should act. Eleventh St. N.W. . 10.00 650.00 +..100.00 Address “When such information s brought to the attention of our office or work- ers they first call up the Social Serv- ice Exchange and find out from the (Payment may be made in in card record there whether any other agency has been or is caring for the person or family named,” Mr. Jen- nings said. “If so, the requset is re- stallments.) city planning to be held in that city March 29 to 31, and in West Palm Beach on April 1. [ of getting which will aid him in the considera- tion of such matters with relation to the National Capital which may come before him from time to time. He will FAMI n Caster Promenade of ootwear " fashion The “Family” is brilliantly prepared with the greatest variety of Easter Footwear in its entire 53- year history—style is a dominant note—but the quality and service that has built The “Family” Reputation is a part of every purchase. ' g The Style Trend Style gray kid. lizard trim— atin_and Bois de Rose Al contrastin trime . your boys (and the girls too!) cost least in the end. good a long time after you have purchased them. Wonderful shoes that - give wonderful service—here at Shoes that are sty cussions it {5 going for the purpose ome 1deas on city plannyng and the parts of L Y SHOE In Our " $7.50 to $10.00 Grades olctared fs in A New Creation—In atent, lizard trimmed. 1 in patent, Al:;r\ lhrels't Mt $10.00 * $8.50 = A tsunning, exclusive Parchment Kid—Trim- destgne—patant © Jeather med with darker shade— with underlay of dull a very hand- kid. AAA 00 some, 6imple 57 50 to C wide.. ! design ...... o . Children’s Shoes Souvenirs for the Children The children's needs come first on the list at Easter tif the kind of shoes that wear longest and lish as well as sturdy and look For the “Beginners” What a cunning completé line the “Fam- ily” has in first steps! oxfords for plavtime or dress. And ever so many besides thos¢ illustrated. Stylish pumps and New Easter Hosiery in various colors, 35¢ a»d. 50c per pair SATISFACTORY arm s TR A MIHWWWWWWWW"WHHHIW give particular attention to some dis- front properties in an effort to get something of value to him in future considerations of the treatment of the water front of Washington Channel ment which is now under w T @n N e, so give $2.00, $2.50 & $3.00 per Pair layed to such agency. Otherwise, one of our district visitors, all trained so- clal workers, calls on the family. “‘Action usually is taken within 24 hours, and in emergencies as soon as the family can be reached. “A report is sent to the person from whom the request for assistance was recelved, telling what was found out and what s being done. If there on city planning of water- Anacostia parkway develop- y on some this parkway. S En G N STOR A New Series Patent leather, gray kil patent instep_tie. or 'black eatin: = Spike A new trimmed in blonde kid. This heel. “Frenchy presents a _stun- 10 the core. ning new model. . % trasting trims This_ Step-in neatly inter- prets the mode. - In blonde. [ or patent eather. ‘spike” heel. ‘.'?‘ 56-50 Fxclasive New oot R ot or gTav. ” C trasting trim Shos— AR AT SRRt Shetiy An Elegant One-strap. et uu?g o Gombination ot ram the. ordinary by & et Bt fom giren, 1R aailnl mfier ) 2 1o °E wide.... .- $6.50 Jeather - .-« .- $6.50 “The Misses’ Patent Pump, a new created style for The “Family’s Juvenile Department. 111, t0 2, $3.50 szaller Sizes $3.00 Growing Girls’ dis- tinctive looking fine hand turned pump in patent leather. AA to D' wide. 21/, to 8, $6.00 Musses’ Step-ins, with chased ornament. 11459, $4.50 Moccasins, service- able, long-wearing shoes of tan or smoked elk- “5 to0 11, $3.50 9131, $3.50 11, $4.00 1—6, $4.00 12152, $4.50 SERVICE, Boys’ Oxfords—Tan or black brogue oxfords —solid leather construc- tion. A to D wide. - RIDAY, MARC 1 26, 1926. * 13 JUDGE SAYS DR. WILSON The question arose over proh! is urgent need of food, fuel or other tlon enforcement conditions in Jud; material relief this is always given. “At the same time the visitor finds| ¢ 99 | Ritchie's district, and the . judge, the s S o tsting trounie and| ““RETAILS FALSEHOODS” | whose nomination is. beinz con: trles to bring the family back to nor- el ered, was testifying in his own mal self-support. In thousands of in fense. He referved to statements he Stances thet fa' the result achicved, |JUrist Resents Statements Attrib-| " p. “iison had 1 abo Our soclal workers are judged largely | uted to Methodist Board Official, | Alaskan enforcement. and defen | the administration of justice in ti by the number of persons they thus u aid, Recently Criticized in House. | (erritory as being cffective about “Our records also show that i True Wilson of the half of the families receiving care do| Dr. Clarence not need direct m: I relief. Prob- | Methodist Board of Morals, who was | 2 lems include personal and domestic | called a liar in the Hou Wednes- NO EXAMINATION troubles, illness, desertion or loss of | day, invited to change his middle | Bnausance 40 work, which could be solved by calling | name today by Federal Judge Elmer | s A in varlous resources of the community, | E. Ritchie of Alaska, testifying be- | Lite so as to id actual dependency. | fore a Senate subcommittee. He add- ’\" pd nd Date of Birth for However, last year over §ii | ed that. while he would not ¢ - ‘ui, Information disbursed by our association terize Dr. Wilson as a falsifier, he || LeRO SOFF ! terial negessities, including the ‘Chi considered he was a retai I 610 Woodward Bidg 2 r of false- | | Hea for Children Stylish, and fitted here correctly. mas Opportunities,’” but not the & hoods. mer outings work “There i3 o necessary overhend ex- | but our constant aim 18 to keep ! and all our | : scrutinized by xamined by Ccr I1th §Shoes Harvard Limits Freshman Class. CAMBRIDGE, Mass,, March 26 (®). —Harvard's freshman class will be limited next Fall. New regulations will hold it to about 1,000 students. The present enrollment is 1,150. The Finest Burial Grave Case in the World $ long wearing Your child deserves the best for Easter. Do not let the Low Price make you think it is not so. Ambulance Service, $4.00 ‘When Death occu The Brown Stone Funeral Home of W.W.Chambers Co., 14th and Chapin Phone Col. 432 Infants’ $9.75 L1 (L IR 0 S 2 Growing girls’ sizes STETSON SHOE SHOP 1305 F Street s call U\ Q =, | - w‘ = < ’_<‘ Q (il - ) <o) 7] =t (¢°) - O; ey Q. - | = €] Unless You’ve Compared Our Values!? 4 $2.98 Tots' | 5 % 4 ) OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT! — HARRY KAuFrMAN: 1316-1326 Seventh St. N.W. o X(Fancy Flounce | SLIPS 79c Made of high lus- ter sateen in all the aster colors, pleated and contrast flounces. COATS % JE S s B An Extra Special Easter Value! g Bl Men’s*30 Two-Pants Suitsg 22 You can depend on these values—they're real. We're offering a wonderiy ment of patterns that will appeal to every good dresser in patterns, styles and fabrics| that are in vogue. You can save $3,to $8on a S and it ans economy to shop here,! 5o be on hand. Sizes 32 to 42, and no charge for alterations 3 K % Young Men’s All-Wool To:»pcoatsh 31.4 75 Save $5 on a Tnpqoatvand‘at the same time be in style, T season’s newest coats in sizes 34 to 42. 2 to 14 Year Girls’ 6 Tweed Coats Boys’ $10 Four-Piece Longie A real saving on All-wool Girls' Coats of tweed, velour and suede, in a varicty of pretty colors and styles; full lined, and sizes for children 2 to 6 vears and for girls 7 to 14 years. Double-breasted "coats with vest, longie and lined knickers in good seasonable patterns, made *from sturdy fabrics. Every suit meahs economy. Sizes 8 to 17. Saturday Sensation! *20 Poiret Sheen COATS $1 2‘.95 Here is the banner sale of the pre-Easter season. Beautiful Poiret Sheen Coats, trimmed with fur or silk embroidery or soutach braid; made with straight sleeves, balloon sleeves or tight cuff sleeves. All the leading shades are here, in- cludinggray, rosewood, tan, navy, apple green, etc. Sizes . 16 to 442 Boys’ $3.50 New Spring OXFORDS o Rlacks and Tans, every pair solid leathere. o 4 S toe . lasts—very popular today. Sizes 11 to % and 213 to 6 ———————— Girls’ Patent I STRAP SLIPPERS & Two-Eyelet Ties < $7 .95 AIl solid leather ! soles. Regular $3.00 1 8% to 2. value. S o x4 o Children’s Stylish Easter Slippers $7).45 Patent Strap and Plain Step- ps. also patents with trim, new pattern: . low rubber -heel t Childr:n'—l Patent & Tan ; $ Oxfcrds & Slippers All sizes 4 to §; spring heels. L OO OO